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“It’s too little too late”.
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                    [Summary] => Former agriculture undersecretary Jocelyn Bolante slipped back into the country yesterday morning and accused the Senate of conducting an inquiry "in aid of prosecution" with its probe of the fertilizer fund controversy.


Bolante, at the center of allegations that President Arroyo diverted state funds to her election campaign last year, denied going into hiding to avoid the Senate inquiry.


He, along with former agriculture secretary Luis Lorenzo, left for the United States on Oct. 26 just as the Senate was beginning its probe.


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Another mystery, another case of missing persons. Why do scandals hounding the administration end up with key personalities skipping town? In the case of former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano, the government claims ignorance of his whereabouts, and he may never be seen again. In the case of former agriculture undersecretary Jocelyn "Jocjoc" Bolante and his former boss Luis Lorenzo, the government presumably still knows where they are and can summon them back to the country.
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Malakas ang kutob ni Pimentel na ang pag-resign ni Lorenzo sa mga naturang puwesto ay resulta ng kanyang banta na maaaring masampahan ng impeachment ang Pangulo dahil sa pagtatalaga nito sa kalihim.


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LUIS LORENZO

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Bolante, at the center of allegations that President Arroyo diverted state funds to her election campaign last year, denied going into hiding to avoid the Senate inquiry.


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